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Introduction to Iceland
Study Topics – Geography & Geology | Biology | Science |
Cross-curricular
Where in the world can you swim in geothermal waters, stand on an ice-cap, observe an active volcano and bubbling geysers, walk across a desert and marvel at a black sand beach all in one day? The answer is Iceland.
Iceland is a living laboratory where nature’s land forming processes are so easy to see. The cycle of raw material (magma) to solid rock, to regolith and the various weathering, erosion and transportation processes are manifestly clear to the student. Iceland has been described as the ‘Land of Ice and Fire’ in view of the stark distinction between erupted magma and huge streams of ice. Iceland is an incredibly beautiful land of contrasts with fertile valleys, cascading waterfalls and tranquil fjords contributing to a softer side.
This spectacular island in the mid-Atlantic offers your students a multitude of experiences, from exploring a range of subject areas to walking and adventure pursuits in the country's awe-inspiring landscape - Iceland will provide your students with an invaluable educational experience.
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ALSO CONSIDER You might also be interested in our multi-centre trips combining Iceland with New York and/or Costa Rica, find out more » |
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VOLCANO'S IN ICELAND - AN OVERVIEW Learn more about Iceland's volcanic make-up with our online guide offering an overview of volcanic activity on this fascinating mid-Atlantic island, view guide » |
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About Iceland School Trips
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“15 out of 10 from my year 10 group! The boys and girls all enjoyed themselves thoroughly and learned a huge amount about their world. Thank you so much for making this trip of a lifetime run so smoothly.”Lucy Macateer, Teddington School Show Me More»









